Filippo Romano vs Kyle Edmund Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Recent second serve performance favors Romano slightly with 47.44% of points won compared to Edmund's 46.84%. Could this marginal edge make a difference?
• When it comes to the return game, Edmund excels on second serve returns at 47.4% while Romano achieves 44.53%.
• Conversely, Romano shows stronger performance in first serve returns, winning 30.59% compared to Edmund's 26.87%.
• Under pressure, Romano has a significant edge, saving 55.92% of breakpoints, whereas Edmund manages 33.33%.
• Overall match performance over the past year shows Edmund winning 60% of his matches, while Romano has a 49.02% win rate.
• Surface specialization indicates Romano performs best on Clay, winning 43% of matches, while Edmund's strength is on Indoor hard courts with a 69% win rate.
• Romano mainly plays at the Futures/Satellites/ITF level, winning 55.17% of matches, compared to Edmund's focus on Challengers/ITF tournaments, winning 66.67%.
• In terms of playing against higher-ranked opponents, Edmund faces adversaries with an average rank of 399.64, slightly tougher than Romano's average opponent rank of 405.75.
• If the match extends to a deciding set, Edmund shows superiority, winning 40% of these scenarios, while Romano manages just 21%.
• Break point conversion rates are tight, with Romano converting 33.7% of chances and Edmund 31.91%.

Editorial Prediction (May 21, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming tennis match between Romano and Edmund promises to be a closely contested battle with both players showing strengths in different areas.

Edmund has the upper hand in overall match performance, with a higher win rate in the past year and stronger results on tougher surfaces and against higher-ranked opponents. His proficiency in return games and deciding sets further bolster his profile.

However, Romano's resilience under pressure and marginal edge in second serve performance present potential advantages. His proficiency on clay could also play a crucial role if the surface is favorable.

Given the current form and historical performance, Edmund appears to be the favored player to win this match, assuming a steady execution of his diverse skills throughout the game.